Educational aids given
Special Correspondent (Monday, Jun 13, 2005 )
CUDDALORE: : The child welfare unit of Loyola College, Chennai, gave away furniture and educational aids, worth Rs 1.72 lakhs, to 30 anganwadis in the tsunami-hit areas here on Saturday.
Collector Gagandeep Singh Bedi, also participated at the function held at Thevanampattinam.
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